• List of Macros
• Example: Using the Code Formatting Macro
• Example: The "LabKey" Macro
• Example: Strike Through
• Example: Using the "div" Macro to Apply Inline CSS Styles
• Example: Using the "div" Macro to Apply CSS Classes
• Example: Using the "anchor" Macro
• Example: Colored Text Inline
• Example: Image Float

List of Macros

Example: Using the Code Formatting Macro

Encase text that you wish to format as code between two {code} tags. For example,

{code:java}
// Hello World in Java

class HelloWorld {
  static public void main( String args[] ) {
    System.out.println( "Hello World!" );
  }
}
{code}

Using "code:java" specifies that the Java formatting option should be used, the default behavior. The above will render as:

// Hello World in Java

class HelloWorld {
  static public void main( String args[] ) {
    System.out.println( "Hello World!" );
  }
}

Example: The LabKey Macro

Displays a variety of menus on the server. For example:

{labkey:tree|core.currentProject}

displays the folders in the Documentation project:

Project Folders

Documentation Archive Documentation: Version 25.3 Documentation: Version 24.11 Documentation: Version 24.7 Documentation: Version 24.3 Documentation: Version 23.11 Documentation: Version 23.7 Documentation: Version 23.3 Documentation: Version 22.11 Documentation: Version 22.7 Documentation: Version 22.3 Documentation: Version 21.11 Documentation: Version 21.7 Documentation: Version 21.3 Documentation: Version 20.11 Documentation: Version 20.7 Documentation: Version 20.3 Documentation: Version 19.3 Documentation: Version 19.2 Documentation: Version 19.1 Documentation: Version 18.3 Documentation Version: 18.2 Documentation: Version 18.1 Documentation: Version 17.3 Documentation: Version 17.2 Documentation: Version 17.1 Documentation: Version 16.3 Documentation: Version 16.2 Documentation: Version 16.1 Documentation: Version 15.3 Documentation: Version 15.2 Documentation: Version 15.1 Documentation: Version 14.3 Documentation: Version 14.2 Documentation: Version 14.1 Documentation: Version 13.3 Documentation: Version 13.2 Documentation: Version 13.1 Documentation: Version 12.3 Documentation: Version 12.2 Documentation: Version 12.1 Documentation: Version 11.3 Documentation: Version 11.2 Documentation: Version 11.1 Documentation: Version 10.3 Documentation: Version 10.2 Documentation: Version 10.1 Documentation: Version 9.3 Documentation: Version 9.2 Documentation: Version 9.1 Documentation: Version 8.3 Documentation: Version 8.2 Documentation: Version 8.1 2.3 2.2 2.1 2.0 1.7 1.6 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.1

Possible values:

{labkey:tree|core.projects}
{labkey:tree|core.currentProject}
{labkey:tree|core.projectAdmin}
{labkey:tree|core.folderAdmin}
{labkey:tree|core.siteAdmin}

Example: Strike Through

The following wiki code...

{span:style=text-decoration:line-through}
Strike through this text.
{span}

...renders text with a line through it.

Strike through this text.

Example: Using the {div} Macro to Apply Inline CSS Styles

The {div} macro lets you inject arbitrary CSS styles into your wiki page, either as an inline CSS style, or as a class in a separate CSS file.

The following example demonstrates injecting inline CSS styles to the wiki code.

The following wiki code...

{div:style=background-color: #FCAE76;
border:1px solid #FE7D1F;
padding-left:20px; padding-right:15px;
margin-left:25px; margin-right:25px}

- list item 1
- list item 2
- list item 3

{div}

...renders in the browser as shown below:

Example: Using the {div} Macro to Apply CSS Classes

To apply a CSS class in wiki code, first create a CSS file that contains your class:

.bluebox { 
        background-color: #E7EFF4;
        border:1px solid #dee0e1;
        padding: 10px 13px; 
        margin: 10px 20px;
}

Then upload this CSS file to your LabKey Server as a custom stylesheet, either site-wide or for a specific project. Learn how in this topic:

• Look and Feel Settings

{div:class=bluebox}
Some text in an instruction box:

- list item 1
- list item 2
- list item 3
{div}

And it will appear in your wiki as:

Example: Using the {anchor} Macro

To define a target anchor:

{anchor:someName}

To link to the target anchor within the same document:

[Link to anchor|#someName]

To link to the target anchor in another document, where the document name is docName.

[Link to anchor|docName#someName]

Example: Colored Text Inline

• To create
  RED TEXT
  :

{div:style=color:red;display:inline-block}RED TEXT{div}

Example: Image Float

{span:style=float:right}[emoji.jpg]{span}

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Related Topics

• Wiki User Guide
• Look and Feel Settings